Ski Areas in Japan

<h2>Hakuba Valley – Japan’s Most Versatile Alpine Playground</h2><br /> Cradled by the towering peaks of the Northern Japanese Alps, Hakuba Valley sti...

Yuzawa sits in Niigata, about 70–90 minutes from Tokyo by Shinkansen — the most accessible ski cluster in the country. The area has more than 20 resor...

Myoko Area: Experience Top-Quality Powder Snow, Hot Springs, and Traditional Japanese Culture...

Shiga Kogen Area: Expansive Slopes, Excellent Snow Quality, and Fusion of Japanese Culture...

Nozawa Onsen Area: A Fusion of Traditional Hot Spring Town and Diverse Ski Experiences...

Karuizawa is a historic mountain resort town in Nagano with easy bullet train access from Tokyo. Best known as a year-round retreat, its winters offer...

Yamanashi sits at the foot of Mount Fuji and offers some of the closest powder days from the Tokyo area. Resorts here are compact and family friendly,...

Includes Hoshino Nekoma Mountain, Grandeco.

Includes Kawaba, Hodaigi, White World Oze Iwakura and more.

Includes Iwate Kogen Snow Park, Geto Kogen, Appi Kogen.

Includes Miyagi Zao Eboshi.

Includes Ontake 2240, Fujimi Panorama, Yabuhara Kogen.

Includes Tazawako.

Includes Gransnow Okuibuki.

Includes Takasu Snow Park, Meiho.

Includes Zao Onsen.

Includes Tateyama Sanroku.

Includes Okutadami Maruyama, Charmant Hiuchi.

Includes Aomori Spring.